Another beautiful morning, a bit overcast but the sun was soon shining brightly.

We took a tour of the park and out on the peninsula that runs along the Colorado River. There are some 25 sites that will accommodate up to 5 units each. There is water and electric for each unit as well as public restrooms and a dump station. Most all have a beach area where you can swim or fish.

Most of the areas had at least one unit and we talked with one woman and they were there for the winter and would leave in April, so it is really a winter destination for a lot of people. Certainly a place to keep in mind if you are interested in a winter place to camp.

We decided to stay another day and take a trip to Oatman, AZ and see the old gold town and the burros. But, we have to go back to Arizona to do that, it seems we have been crossing the Colorado River over and over again going from California to Arizona and back.

This park is in California and really looks the part. Just a mile or so away, across the river in Arizona the terrain is very different with mountains and desert.